Dublin is the second highest city in the world for transport costs and is among one of the most expensive cities to rent in according to new research by Deutsche Bank.
In a survey of 55 major cities, they found that the average monthly cost of a public transport ticket in the capital is €114.95 - that's €6 more when compared to New York who is 5th on the list.
London tops the transport list with a staggering monthly travel pass cost of €160.
The research also states that Dublin is now the 8th most expensive city to rent out a 'mid-range' two bedroom apartment.
Previously holding a position of 18th, the average cost of rent between 2014 and 2019 in the city has risen by 23% from an average of €1,466 to €1,811.
The average monthly salaries net of taxes in the capital has fallen by 4% in those five years also from €2,646 a month to €2,529.
This decrease sees Dublin fall eight places to 23rd on the list for average net disposable income with average disposal incomes in the capital dropping from€1,806 to €1,623 a month too.
Shockingly, Dublin does extremely bad in the research when it comes to quality of life, dropping 21 places to 43rd.
Alongside transport, it is also the second most expensive city in the world for broadband.
The average cost a month for Internet access in Dublin is €46.60 which is only beaten by Dubai at €73.50
Out of the 55 cities surveyed, Dublin was 30th for the cost of a cappuccino, 21st for a full-course dinner for two in an Indian restaurant and 17th for a meal in a neighbourhood pub for two.
The capital also comes in at 21st place on the list as the most expensive city for a taxi journey and 29th for hiring a car for the day.
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